Greg's MegaCon report (yes, with pictures)

[Thermal]

Thanks for the great deal on the IM/Subby #1. You rock!!!

 

You're on the list!

 

Oh yea!! A gorgeous 9.2 w/White pages!!

[Chespirito]

Hubba hubba

I always think that those guys that stand behind hot chicks, without telling them or letting the girl(s) know and taking full-back side pictures and/or butt pics, are absolute pervs..straight up pervs; girls at cons will usually oblige to requests, but I am sure they are not fans of assnap-shots

 

BTW, the girl is hot...yes, I'd hit it! (thumbs u

 

I'd hit it, twice!

[G.A.tor]

I will have to wrap up the report without any more pictures as we we're just to busy customers and books . The busiest Sunday I've ever had at a con. Also, picked up a really nice consignment of very high grade Marvel/DC bronze. Yesterdays sales highlights included a FF #5 CGC 6.0, FF #6 CGC 9.0, Silver Surfer #1 CGC 9.6, Journey Into Mystery #105 CGC 9.6, Amazing Spiderman #31 CGC 9.4. It was great to meet some many folks that I've only done business with through the mail prior to the show. Best to all, Greg

At least I know why they didn't buy my ff5 cgc6.0

[Kramerica]

Hubba hubba

I always think that those guys that stand behind hot chicks, without telling them or letting the girl(s) know and taking full-back side pictures and/or butt pics, are absolute pervs..straight up pervs;

Are you kidding? That's the Nerd equivalent of getting laid! They don't get turned down and they don't have to worry about premature.....paper aging either (thumbs u

 

Yeah, I'd hit it too. But not before seeing if I could get her into a Scarlet Witch costume first.

[zuulioso]

 

 

[cosmic farmboy]

Greg, thanks very much for the nice Con report. I'm a little late to the thread, but I did stop by the Con last weekend and had the pleasure to briefly meet Nick Cardy.

Nick had a breakout session on Sunday for a new book showing sketches he drew as a GI during WW2. Turns out that through a rather humorous chain of events, Nick ended up driving a tank during the war (and as he tells it with no training to boot). As seems to be common with other WW2 vets I've met, I think Nick was probably too modest when relating some of his war experiences.

 

Spur of the moment, I scrambled to find a book or two for Nick to sign, and he shared a thought or two on each when he saw them. For example, the background coloring on the Teen Titans Christmas Carol was a little darker than he'd envisioned. For the Aquaman issue, he said something to the effect of "oh yeah, that one" with a smile and then something about drawing Aquagirl which I didn't quite catch but was probably a pretty good line.

 

Here's hoping Nick keeps attending Cons for many years to come.

 

[lscomics]

Greg, thanks very much for the nice Con report. I'm a little late to the thread, but I did stop by the Con last weekend and had the pleasure to briefly meet Nick Cardy.

Nick had a breakout session on Sunday for a new book showing sketches he drew as a GI during WW2. Turns out that through a rather humorous chain of events, Nick ended up driving a tank during the war (and as he tells it with no training to boot). As seems to be common with other WW2 vets I've met, I think Nick was probably too modest when relating some of his war experiences.

 

Spur of the moment, I scrambled to find a book or two for Nick to sign, and he shared a thought or two on each when he saw them. For example, the background coloring on the Teen Titans Christmas Carol was a little darker than he'd envisioned. For the Aquaman issue, he said something to the effect of "oh yeah, that one" with a smile and then something about drawing Aquagirl which I didn't quite catch but was probably a pretty good line.

 

Here's hoping Nick keeps attending Cons for many years to come.

 

Nick Cardy